Minister for Pacific Peoples Dr Shane Reti reaffirmed New Zealand’s commitment to Pacific-led development during this week’s Pacific Islands Forum Economic Ministers Meeting in Suva, Fiji.
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Opetaia Foa’i has been named the recipient of the Ministry for Pacific Peoples Lifetime Achievement Award at this years’ Pacific Music Awards.
Opetaia Foa’i to Receive 2025 Pacific Music Awards Lifetime Achievement Award Read More »
Auckland Council is pushing for stronger powers under the Dog Control Act 1996 to address the growing number of roaming and uncontrolled dogs.
Fourteen teenage boys from across the Pacific have come together as the Young Pasifika Wayfinders, a new youth group launched with support from UNICEF.
Young Pasifika Wayfinders: Pacific Teen Boys Lead the Way for Change Read More »
Former CEO for Ka’ute Pasifika is taking on a new challenge running for Mayor of Hamilton in the 2025 Local Body elections.
Former CEO for K’aute Pasifika Running For Mayor of Hamilton Read More »
Ōtara teen Lochlan Sa’olotoga Te’o is heading to Brazil after being selected for the Aotearoa J19 men’s waka ama team and will represent New Zealand at the Waka Ama World Distance Championships in Rio de Janeiro this August.
Te’o takes off: Ōtara teen paddler set to represent NZ in Brazil Read More »
Porirua City Council is set to create a memorial for more than 1800 former patients of the local hospital buried in unmarked graves. But Pacific leaders are asking to be meaningfully involved in the process, including incorporating prayer, language, and ceremonial practices.
Pacific leaders demand respectful involvement in memorial for unmarked graves Read More »
Join Marama T-Pole as she takes you through news and stories from our Pacific Community!
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The Government plans to scrap the five-year national census and plans to fill the data gap with targeted surveys.
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Samoan woman battling cancer credits faith and family for helping her through the mental anguish. Cancer patient Clare Tupuola wants to give encouragement and support to those who suffer from the “late effects” of cancer treatments such as chemotherapy and radiation. Clare speaks from experience, she is currently undergoing her second bout of chemotherapy In
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